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An evacuation order for a number of properties following a landslide in the small village of Zeballos on northwest Vancouver Island is expected to remain in place through Friday, as forecasters warn of further heavy rain for the region.
Simon Fraser University's city program director, Andy Yan, told Global News the dividing of homes in Vancouver reminds him of Hong Kong's coffin apartments.
At the coroner's inquest into the death of Chase de Balinhard, mother Crystal de Balinhard described the day he was been killed.
Ukrainian Canadian Congress is organizing a demonstration called ‘No War Crimes in Hockey’ to protest Ovechkin’s support for Russian President Vladimir Putin
Ontario Premier Doug Ford commented on an alleged assault in Hamilton, saying the parents of two boys police say were involved should "give your kids a little ass whooping in the wood shed."
A new mental health and addictions hospital and housing units will be built in Winnipeg replicating a housing project based in Toronto.
Calgary and neighbouring communities have now recorded five consecutive days in the 'green zone' with water use remaining below the city’s target of 500 million litres a day.
Galloway is suing his accuser and other defendants, alleging they defamed him by publishing unproven claims on social media and elsewhere.
Temporary remission program aims to reduce burden on Canadian firms caught in tariff crossfire
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk answered questions from students in St. John's and showed off life in zero gravity from aboard the International Space Station on Monday.
Goods used by public education entities, including those mandated by Indigenous organizations, will be also be eligible for relief.
Canadian ultramarathoner Stephanie Case completed the Antarctic Ice Ultra in Queen Maud Land, Eastern Antarctica, on Sunday, making her the first woman to run 100 miles, or 160.9 kilometres, on the southernmost continent covered by the largest ice sheet in the world.
Some individual Russian and Belarusian athletes, not teams, have competed as neutrals since Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine
The government said restrictions on hiring temporary foreign workers in cities with unemployment rates above six per cent will remain in place. But Ottawa is adding early childhood educators to the list of professions exempted from those restrictions, which already includes certain jobs in health care, construction…
Last week’s federal budget said the price of a single domestic stamp will go from $1.44 to $2 in 2027, with a seven per cent increase in cost each year after.
A Ghanaian man who used a fraudulent Canadian passport to leave and re-enter the country 16 times has been sentenced to two years in prison for citizenship fraud.
The decision by the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow Russia back into the World Juniors Hockey Championship next month is continuing to stir backlash.
After emigrating from South Africa during apartheid, he took on leadership roles at the Montreal Star and Global News, and later became a media adviser to Liberal leader John Turner and a speechwriter for bank executives
The hearings will give opponents of the ban another chance to make their case after losing in the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal.
A senior Alberta government official provided Global News with a confidential briefing after nearly a week of unanswered questions to the Department of National Defence.
Kutryk is expected to be in space for six months as part of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 mission
Wild weather knocked out power to thousands and may have claimed a second victim after the death of a pedestrian
Also in today’s edition: Support from U.S. doctors for soldiers injured in Wainwright and broadened Remembrance Day commemorations
System called myLoop becomes the first to receive Health Canada clearance, company says